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Funny clover flower
Dont know that caused this and a shame didn't catch It in its prime but looks funny
Originally by u/Key-Albatross-774 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/229capnuFunny clover flower Dont know that caused this and a shame didn't catch It in its prime but looks funny Originally by u/Key-Albatross-774 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/229capnu
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Nyssa sylvatica fruit in June?
Arkansas tupelo/cypress river. Early June, I kayaked miles of tupelos and didn’t notice fruits and then I saw this tree, which I thought was a tupelo, loaded with fruits. They seemed pretty close to ripe and definitely not from last year.
Questions:
1. Is the pictured fruit bearing tree a black tupelo?
2. Why would it be fruiting so early? Unlike the many others around.
Originally by u/sonny_flatts on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26jqj6t6Nyssa sylvatica fruit in June? Arkansas tupelo/cypress river. Early June, I kayaked miles of tupelos and didn’t notice fruits and then I saw this tree, which I thought was a tupelo, loaded with fruits. They seemed pretty close to ripe and definitely not from last year. Questions: 1. Is the pictured fruit bearing tree a black tupelo? 2. Why would it be fruiting so early? Unlike the many others around. Originally by u/sonny_flatts on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26jqj6t6
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Found this tidbit in a book. Is this true?
Because look, if I can actually slay my biggest garden foe by wrapping it clockwise around a stick or something and taping it down that’d be hilarious
Originally by u/Helpful-Ad6269 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28wm5rxhFound this tidbit in a book. Is this true? Because look, if I can actually slay my biggest garden foe by wrapping it clockwise around a stick or something and taping it down that’d be hilarious Originally by u/Helpful-Ad6269 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28wm5rxh
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Why is the clover red? Originally by u/Natural-Hamster-3998 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/274jb2v5
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Inquiry: Blue Comandra umbellata rhizome tissue
Good morning, in recent field work I happened upon some C. umbellata, which was a new one for me. I noticed that the vascular tissue in the roots has a bright, oxidized copper-like blue tissue surrounding it. I'm unable to find what this would be in the literature, and would guess it's sequestration or some kind of fungal association. Does anybody know or have a theory as to what this would be? Cheers.
Originally by u/Oratian on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dpwqhhdInquiry: Blue Comandra umbellata rhizome tissue Good morning, in recent field work I happened upon some C. umbellata, which was a new one for me. I noticed that the vascular tissue in the roots has a bright, oxidized copper-like blue tissue surrounding it. I'm unable to find what this would be in the literature, and would guess it's sequestration or some kind of fungal association. Does anybody know or have a theory as to what this would be? Cheers. Originally by u/Oratian on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dpwqhhd
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Pepper Topping
Would anyone please give me an opinion on whether it's too late top this habanero plant. About 7" tall.
Originally by u/Particular_Fig3543 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22zgosnxPepper Topping Would anyone please give me an opinion on whether it's too late top this habanero plant. About 7" tall. Originally by u/Particular_Fig3543 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22zgosnx
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Leaf Shape Classification Question?
I assume leaf shape classification is long been established. Has every possible leaf shape been named and classified? If not, why not? Is the distinct leaf shape of Brassaiopsis mitis classified? Who decides upon the name?
Thank you in advance
Originally by u/GardenClodhoppa on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bh25dm9Leaf Shape Classification Question? I assume leaf shape classification is long been established. Has every possible leaf shape been named and classified? If not, why not? Is the distinct leaf shape of Brassaiopsis mitis classified? Who decides upon the name? Thank you in advance 🌱 Originally by u/GardenClodhoppa on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bh25dm9
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Cactaceae in herbarium
Hi, I'm currently putting together an herbarium for an exam at university and tries to exsiccate an Opuntia sp. emptying it, filling it with salt, putting it under the press for a week and finally passing it for 12h in 96° ethanol. What do you think of the result? Do you have any tips for the future?
Originally by u/Silpha_carinata on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27k3zsleCactaceae in herbarium Hi, I'm currently putting together an herbarium for an exam at university and tries to exsiccate an Opuntia sp. emptying it, filling it with salt, putting it under the press for a week and finally passing it for 12h in 96° ethanol. What do you think of the result? Do you have any tips for the future? Originally by u/Silpha_carinata on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27k3zsle
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Bifurcated apex on the terminal leaflet of a White Walnut
Not sure how uncommon it is but it caught my eye the other day and I've never seen it before. I didn't spot any others on this feller. On a roadside tree (Montgomery County, MD)
Originally by u/HoolioJoe on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cjetnydBifurcated apex on the terminal leaflet of a White Walnut Not sure how uncommon it is but it caught my eye the other day and I've never seen it before. I didn't spot any others on this feller. On a roadside tree (Montgomery County, MD) Originally by u/HoolioJoe on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cjetnyd
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Help needed labeling flower model
We lost the key to this flower dicot model and need to make a new one. We are not plant experts at all and are having trouble figuring out what the numbers are supposed to correlate to. Can someone help us?
Originally by u/Expensive_Tailor1888 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25y7vfg4Help needed labeling flower model We lost the key to this flower dicot model and need to make a new one. We are not plant experts at all and are having trouble figuring out what the numbers are supposed to correlate to. Can someone help us? Originally by u/Expensive_Tailor1888 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25y7vfg4
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Weird leaf
What has happened to this leaf? Found it on the ground like this
Originally by u/Claorhall on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ullolnWeird leaf What has happened to this leaf? Found it on the ground like this Originally by u/Claorhall on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ulloln
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Cynoglossum officinale mutation?
I’m pretty sure this is Cynoglossum officinale. I don’t believe they are variegated, so it must be a genetic mutation preventing chlorophyll formation. I’m also pretty sure that this species is not parasitic either. Not sure how it is surviving.
Originally by u/gayztreyz on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29zun2xtCynoglossum officinale mutation? I’m pretty sure this is Cynoglossum officinale. I don’t believe they are variegated, so it must be a genetic mutation preventing chlorophyll formation. I’m also pretty sure that this species is not parasitic either. Not sure how it is surviving. Originally by u/gayztreyz on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29zun2xt
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